Declared Spotless: Invited to Communion
A quiet invitation to draw near to Christ
A pastoral reflection on shame, our acceptance in Christ, and the gentle invitation to make room for fellowship with Him.
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Clear searchA quiet invitation to draw near to Christ
A pastoral reflection on shame, our acceptance in Christ, and the gentle invitation to make room for fellowship with Him.
Read article →Jesus and the fountain of living water
Christ's cry at the Feast of Tabernacles reveals the thirst of the human soul, the simplicity of coming to Him, and the life of the indwelling Holy Spirit.
Read article →The peace Christ gives in a troubled world
Christ's promise in John 14 contrasts the world's conditional peace with the peace He secured, gives through His Spirit, and sustains amid trouble.
Read article →Not escape from the body, but its redemption
Christian hope reaches beyond a disembodied afterlife to the bodily resurrection, the renewal of creation, and life with the risen Christ.
Read article →History, heresy, and the temptation of private Christianity
…esult is not freedom under Scripture but an algorithmically assembled magisterium with no pastoral responsibility. Knowledge separates from love “Knowledge puffeth up, but charity edifieth” (1 Corinthians 8:1). Paul does not praise ignorance. He exposes knowledge treated as posse…
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